Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 23rd of July.
Good morning, Waukesha.
Smoothie and juice shop Summer Blends opened downtown at 414 Wisconsin Ave — near the library and Cutler Park, offering refreshing drink options.
The new shop aims to serve local residents and visitors with healthy choices today.
Waukesha man Christopher Hauschultz, 24, was sentenced to 1.5 years in prison by Judge K.
Scott Wagner after he fled police following treatment at a local hospital on May 6—he resisted arrest near a residence when a local resident confronted him with a butcher knife.
Drivers in New Berlin could soon pay up to $40 more per year for registration—if the Common Council approves a new municipal wheel tax to help cover a $3.7 million budget gap.
The fee would affect about 34,000 vehicles and may take effect on January 1, 2026 if the ordinance is adopted later this year.
Delafield City Council met Monday to consider ending its contract with Lake Country Fire & Rescue as the city, which is third-largest by population, handled 43% of calls (a cost concern for the community).
City Administrator Tom Hafner said the city asked Western Lakes Fire District for a proposal on Tuesday night and expects a cost estimate by September (possibly leading to a new service option).
Touch-a-Truck
This free community event is sure to please the wheel-lovers in your family! Get up close and personal with emergency vehicles, school bus, a RACE CAR, farming equipment, and even some farm animals (and the KONA ice truck will be there too!)
State of the CRE Market in Wisconsin
5:30-6:30 p.m. — Smart Asset Realty — Free entry — Explore essential real estate strategies for financial freedom and grow your investment network.
Family Camp
1 PM - 1 PM — Schoenstatt Retreat Center — Registration required — Bring your family to reconnect with nature and faith at this enriching camp experience.
Frame Park Car Show
8:30 AM - 3:30 PM — Frame Park Formal Gardens — Free Admission — Celebrate classic cars with food, music, and community vibes.
Fired Arts Expo
10 AM – 3 PM — Waukesha County Expo Center — Pay your entry fee — Experience the vibrant world of ceramic fired arts with demos, competitions, and new creative ideas.
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